Learning shapes and counting together can help children build important early math skills. This free Shape Counting Review worksheet gives young learners an opportunity to practice recognizing and counting circles, triangles, squares, and rectangles.

Children look at the mixed shapes, count how many of each shape they can find, and write the correct number in the answer boxes.

Free shape counting review worksheet for ages 4–5 with circles, triangles, squares, and rectangles


🔷 Count and Review the Shapes

This worksheet focuses on four basic shapes:

Circle
Triangle
Square
Rectangle

The activity includes a mixed group of colorful shapes for children to count and identify.

Children need to look carefully at the page and count each type of shape separately.

✏️ How to Use This Worksheet

Start by looking at the shapes together with your child.

Point to a few shapes and ask:

“What shape is this?”

Once your child recognizes the shapes, ask them to find and count all the shapes of the same type.

For example:

“How many circles can you find?”

Encourage your child to count the circles carefully and write the number in the Circle box.

Continue with the triangle, square, and rectangle.

This activity can also be used as a simple review after children have practiced identifying basic shapes.

🌈 What Can Children Practice?

This simple shape counting activity can help young learners practice:

  • Recognizing basic shapes
  • Counting objects
  • Identifying circles, triangles, squares, and rectangles
  • Connecting shapes with number quantities
  • Writing numbers
  • Visual discrimination
  • Attention and concentration
  • Following simple directions
  • Pencil control and fine motor skills

Counting different shapes also gives children an opportunity to combine early math and shape recognition skills in one activity.

🎯 Recommended Age

Age: 4–5 years
Level: Preschool / Pre-K
Learning Area: Early Math
Shapes: Circle, triangle, square, and rectangle
Skill: Shape recognition and counting
Activity: Count each shape and write the number

Children develop at different rates, so parents and teachers can provide guidance when needed.

🖨️ Download the Free Shape Counting Review Worksheet PDF

Download and print this free shape counting worksheet PDF for ages 4–5 for use at home, preschool, daycare, homeschool, or classroom learning.

Give your little learner a pencil or crayon and encourage them to look carefully at each shape, count how many there are, and write the correct number.

Look at the shapes. Count each shape and write the number.

Happy learning!

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